Goodline Delivery Machines
The never-ending selection was such a great moment the day we brought the Goodline bumper down from the distro to the shed; I had bought both the hood and bumper from Rob in Osaka two years previous, and it was a mission to get both of them home. Once I got the bumper, I would probably end up hanging it on the wall as Rob had painted his car black, and the bumper was the last remaining part of the car’s original look. I can see myself getting another good line bumper to use for track use, driving on the road, and mixing it up with the OEM front bumper and early spec lip for times I want to switch the lookup.
Flip and Rob had a people carrier session outside the shed, trying to show off their love for the seven-seater minivan; they have no children; they enjoy these big interesting vans.
The night before, we had picked up my brother’s first car from Dublin, a one-litre simplistic little Vitz, which he planned to modify and enjoy.
Judging by the little sticker on the boot lid, this car lived in Osaka before arriving in Ireland; I love the little traces of it as JDM imports are passed.
I’m not sure if it’s just us getting older, but I have a soft spot for these vans; I think it’s due to spending some time in Japanese white vans.